Is there anyway to view webp image format on IE11 or can convert it to another format with javascript code on this browser?
I tried "picture" element but seems like it cann't work like Chrome62
UPDATE:
I just found some more info. It seems that in Chrome, the currentSrc of the image will often be empty, whereas in Firefox, the URL is always correct. Is the JS trying to access currentSrc before it's available? Is there a way to prevent…
I have a picture element that was working on Safari 14 on Catalina.
It uses two sources in a picture element. The first one is webp and the 2nd one is jpg.
Safari, as it doesn't support webp, used to fallback to the jpg.
In the new Big Sur OS it…
Within the http://schema.org/Product scope, I want to define the markup for an image. Usually it looks as follows:
However, modern responsive pages use the tag.…
As far as I can tell, the srcset and sizes attributes focus more on applying a suitably scaled image for the device’s size and resolution.
There appears to be no facility to use these attributes to select an alternative image based on the screen…
Based on the below picture tag, how does the browser determine which of the three files in the srcset attribute to download? My understanding is that the browser will determine which of the three (300px, 600px or 800px) based on the width of the…
Responsive images, the use-cases and the new HTML5 picture element are explained quite well in this article.
Update: To be more specific, I mean with responsive images, resized images for different devices. Less image weight, so faster loading…
What are the pros and cons of the HTML5 picture element?
In particular, whether the browser will download all images? Or the browser downloads only the image matching media query?
I want to build a simple image-lightbox where an image is displayed together with its caption. The image and the caption should be displayed in a single column and the image should scale so that it and the caption fit within the viewport of the…
I have a Flutter web app and I'm using the element to show a splash screen on the web.
I want to display splash screen with different pixel density depending on device.
My code:
I have a weird problem where the browser says the server returns a 404 on an image.
However visiting the URL directly shows the image. The image is within the element, which loads in a slightly different order. Could that be the cause,…
tag.
Now:
To code that looks like this:
However, modern responsive pages use the 
